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btw in some papers,they have asked us about function of macrophages or of neutrophils,with same options.The both have the same answer acc to marking scheme.Does that mean they have the same function?
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neutrophils accumulate at site of infection.btw in some papers,they have asked us about function of macrophages or of neutrophils,with same options.The both have the same answer acc to marking scheme.Does that mean they have the same function?
Yes they are similar as they both are phagocytesbtw in some papers,they have asked us about function of macrophages or of neutrophils,with same options.The both have the same answer acc to marking scheme.Does that mean they have the same function?
yeah but there was one question where even macrophages's function was to accumulate at site of infection,i got confused?neutrophils accumulate at site of infection.
macophages abtigen presentation and cytokine
Basophils histamine release
Yes both accumulate at site of infection to carry out phagocytosisyeah but there was one question where even macrophages's function was to accumulate at site of infection,i got confused?
23 is C because Number 2. is wrong. The nucleotides are different. DNA has a deoxyribose sugar and RNA has a ribose sugar
Hisham can you repost link of hard bio mcqs i cant find it
YesView attachment 63978
Is it D??
Pressure in atrium can never rise above ventricle!View attachment 63979
How is C wrong?
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